1.5 Hours • $10
Spend 90 minutes hand-feeding, bottle-feeding, and petting friendly goats just outside Stafford, Virginia. A low-cost, family-friendly experience that puts you close to farm life and animal care.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
1.5 hours
Fitness Level
Minimal fitness required; suitable for most ages but involves standing on uneven ground and light walking
Wildlife
History
Stafford County has deep agricultural roots dating back to the colonial era; small family farms remain part of the local landscape.
Conservation
Guests are asked to wash hands, avoid bringing outside feed, and stay on designated pathways to protect animal health and pastureland.
1.5 Hours • $10
Bring closed-toe shoes
The playground and approach road are farm-dirt and can be uneven or muddy; sturdy shoes protect feet and improve traction.
Supervise young children
Visitors under 16 must be supervised by a guardian over 21; keep toddlers within arm’s reach during interactions.
Wash hands before and after
Handwashing reduces disease transmission between humans and animals and keeps the herd healthy.
Approach calmly
Move slowly and avoid sudden noises to prevent spooking the goats and ensure safe feedings.
Closed-toe shoes
Protects feet on uneven, sometimes muddy farm terrain.
Hand sanitizer or damp cloth
Useful for quick cleanup before and after touching animals.
Weather layer (light jacket)
Spring can be breezy; a light layer keeps you comfortable during the visit.
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Camera or phone with zoom
Capture close-up expressions without crowding the pen.